EP1162499A1 - Ecran de projection de type rétractable - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a projection screen of the kind retractable, and intended to be used in the deployed position in combination with a projector, in particular video, and with a device of sound diffusion.
- a screen according to the present invention is retracted when not in use, in order to reduce its bulk, on the one hand, and to avoid risks of soiling and / or deterioration, otherwise go.
- a screen according to the present invention is of the so-called trans-sound type, that is, it is permeable to sound waves.
- Such screens are made from a sheet of plastic material, usually PVC, with small holes size intended to let sound waves pass.
- Such screens are produced from such a PVC sheet, the perforations typically represent between 2% and 6% of their surface and let the sound pass only very imperfectly. Much of the sound wave is reflected, instead of passing through the orifices perforating the screen. This phenomenon causes significant attenuation noise level, especially at high frequencies. Otherwise, the multiple reflections initially generated by the portions full of the screen cause aberrations in the response acoustic, resulting in irregularities in the function of transfer and distortions affecting the sound quality.
- Such screens are generally retractable by winding on a cylinder driven in rotation by a motor, and this operation frequently repeated causes deformation of either the edges of the screen, either from the middle part. This is because the screens rolls are generally not stretched by the edges, but only by a horizontal ballast bar, which applies a force vertical pull down on the screen.
- the material of the screen can stretch so heterogeneous, thus causing deformations involving the flatness of the screen.
- the focus of the projector is distorted, which alter the image quality in certain areas.
- the present invention relates to a retractable trans-sound screen free from the above mentioned disadvantages.
- the present invention relates to a projection screen transparent to retractable type acoustic waves, characterized by what it has at least two layers of white fabric superimposed and contiguous.
- the screen consisting of two layers of overlapping fabric is wound on means winding, said ballast bar being of sufficient weight to stretch the fabric so that this stretch compensates for the difference in diameter between the two layers when they are rolled up.
- the screen folds in a plurality of rectangles connected by folds when the bar the ballast rises under the effect of the traction means therein applied.
- a fabric forming screen is fixed by an edge defining a first end, a opposite end being attached to a winding means comprising a roller fixedly arranged parallel to said first end, a movable roller serving as a ballast bar being interposed between the two ends so as to stretch the fabric towards bottom by gravity, said roller being secured to clamping means tending to bring two layers of fabric in contact thus joined.
- the winding means prefferably, provision is made for the winding means to comprise means allowing the simultaneous retraction of a sound diffusion so that said device is substantially halfway up and behind the screen when it is in position deployed.
- a conventional retractable screen of the rollable type such as as shown in Figures 1 and 2, has a strip of material white color 10 of substantially constant width, wound on a roller 11 controlled in rotation by an axial rotation motor 12.
- the strip 10 has a free end 13 which is folded and fixed so as to constitute a hem in which is disposed a bar of weighting 14.
- a split tube 15 surrounds the weighted hem.
- the motor 12 is generally of the adjustable limit switch type, a reverser being provided to change its direction of rotation.
- the engine When the engine is activated, it rotates the roller 11 which rolls up or unrolls the strip 10 according to the direction of rotation.
- the motor 12 stops at the end of the stroke in a position predetermined by the adjustment. She is tense by the force of gravity exerted on the ballast bar 14.
- the inverter When the engine is restarted, the inverter reverses the direction of rotation thereof, which wraps the strip 10 around the roller 11 until the action of the limit switch, adjusted so as to stop the action of the motor when the band is sufficient wound on the roll 11.
- the strip 10 is generally made of an opaque, white material, and reflecting light, which allows its use as a screen projection for cinematographic applications, photographic, computer or video.
- a sound source (not shown) behind the screen.
- the sound waves emitted by the source sound usually a loudspeaker, cross band 10, usually made of a sheet of plastic material, which is perforated with a multitude of holes provided for this purpose.
- Such orifices have a diameter generally between 0.5 mm and 1.5 mm. Their total surface typically represents between 2% and 6% of the total screen area.
- a perforated area of 40% or more of the screen area is incompatible with acceptable performance in projection cinematographic or video.
- the inventor observed that, surprisingly, it was possible to reconcile sufficient sound permeability with opacity satisfactory in light by substituting a fabric of density x, insufficiently permeable to sound, two contiguous layers of density x / 2 of the same fabric including the overall permeability to sound waves turns out to be much higher than that of tissue of density x.
- a projection screen according to the invention as shown in Figs. 3 to 10 is free from the drawbacks and limitations mentioned above, concerning traditional roll-up trans-sound screens.
- a projection screen 17 consists of two layers of white fabric, breathable.
- white fabric breathable.
- the mass of the tissue per unit surface area will be between 150 and 200 grams per square meter. These two thicknesses, of the same dimensions and rectangular in shape, can be sewn together.
- the set constitutes the screen with two side seams 18,19, a so-called winding end 20, and a opposite end called ballast 21 (Fig. 4).
- the end 21 includes, without limitation, an open hem at its two ends, conventionally produced by a seam 22.
- a ballast bar 23 consisting for example of a steel rod full, is arranged in the hem of the end 21.
- the length of the ballast bar 23 is little different from the width of the screen 17 so that the mechanical tension due to the mass of the bar is distributed evenly across the width of the screen.
- the mass of the ballast bar 23 will be proportional to the surface of the screen, and preferably at least equal to 3 kilograms per meter screen surface square.
- the maximum mass of the bar will be determined so as to avoid tearing of the fabric around the seam 22.
- the assembly constituted by the end 21 of the screen and the bar ballast 23 arranged inside the hem is itself arranged at the interior of a rigid tube 24 split over its entire length.
- the screen 17 is arranged so as to pass through the slot in the tube 24.
- Two plugs 25 respectively seal the ends of this tube, to avoid axial movements of the ballast bar and / or hem 21 in tube 24.
- the winding end 20 of the screen 17 is fixed by means suitable for winding means comprising for example a roller 27 integral in rotation with the outer face of a motor of generally cylindrical shape 28 (shown symbolically by a cross, Fig. 4) arranged axially inside of the roller 27.
- the motor 28 has an axis integral with a support fixed 29 (Fig. 3).
- the motor 28 is able to rotate the roller 27 in one or the other direction, depending on the state of a control device (not represented).
- a limit switch is provided so that stop engine operation as soon as a number of revolutions determined.
- the limit switch device comprises an inverter capable of reversing the state of the engine control simultaneously with the interruption of sound operation.
- the roller 27 has an axis 30 which is coupled to it in rotation, of which an axially projecting end of the roller 27 is supported by a fixed support 29 'comprising, for example, a landing.
- Such drive means are known per se, especially in automatic blind lifting devices, and do not constitute not a feature of the invention.
- the motor 28 drives the roller 27 in rotation, which wraps the screen 17 on the roller.
- the ballast bar 23 simultaneously tends the two layers of the screen 27.
- the winding of the screen on the roller defines a layer inner layer and an outer layer whose radius exceeds that of the inner layer of fabric thickness.
- the ballast bar 23 exerts, by its mass, sufficient tension to stretch the outer layer of fabric so that its elastic deformation is at least equal to the difference in length between the two layers.
- a second embodiment of the invention is shown in Figs. 5 to 7.
- a screen 31 comprising two layers of fabric is fixed by a said upper edge, using means known per se to a bar high fixing 32 which is integral with a frame (not shown).
- the screen 31 is also fixed by its opposite edge called less than a ballast bar 33.
- the two edges 34 and 34 ′, said to be lateral, of the screen 31 comprise each a sewn hem 35 and 35 'respectively.
- a plurality rigid flat and oblong elements 36 (Fig. 7) arranged in alignment and not joined.
- All elements 36 are identical, and four elements 37, identical to each other and of length substantially equal to half of that of an element 36 are disposed respectively at each of the ends of the two alignments of elements 36.
- Elements 36 and 37 are arranged inside the hems and are spaced at equal intervals.
- the elements 36 are pierced in their center with an oblong orifice 38, of which the axis is perpendicular to that of element 36.
- the hems have several oblong cutouts 39, sewn or riveted, which correspond by overlapping each respectively to one of the orifices 38 provided in the elements 36.
- Two straps 40 are provided, passing in each of the hems through the holes 38 and cutouts 39 alternately in front of and behind the screen 30.
- each strap 40 is connected to the bar ballasting 33, the other so-called high end being fixed so as to be able to be wound by winding means.
- Two notches are provided in the bar high fixing 32 to allow frictionless movement of each strap 40 when it is wound by the means winding.
- the winding means comprise, similarly to the mode previous embodiment, a roller 42 integral in rotation with a motor 43 (symbolically represented in FIG. 5) said motor 43 being of the reversing type at the end of travel, as in the previous embodiment.
- the roller 42 is provided with two pairs of guide flanges circular 44 arranged coaxially with a roller, each flange of one pair being spaced from the other by a distance equal to the width of the strap 40 increased by one set.
- the distance between the two pairs of flanges is equal to the distance between the two straps when these are arranged in their holes 38 and cutouts 39.
- the assembly comprising the straps 40, the winding means 41 and the guide flanges 44 constitutes traction means suitable for activate the folding of the screen.
- ballast 33 which folds the screen 31 into a succession of parts rectangular 45 defined by the length of elements 36 and 37 and by the width of the screen 31. These rectangular parts are connected by folds 46 forming in the intervals separating the elements 36 between them and also in the intervals between elements 36 and 37. These folds 46 are represented by gray bands in FIG. 6.
- the screen is thus forced to fold in a zig-zag, like a map road.
- the end-of-travel device of the motor 43 is adjusted so that, when the ballast bar 33 is at a distance from the fixing bar high 32 substantially equal to the product of the thickness of a hem the screen 30 containing an element 36 or 37 by the number of elements 36,37 being located in a screen hem, said end device stroke interrupts the action of the motor 43 and actuates an inverter which reverses the direction of rotation of the motor the next time it is started. So when the motor starts to rotate again under the action of an order, it unrolls the straps 40.
- the ballast bar 33 pulls both the straps 40 and the screen 31 down by gravity. Screen 31 folds out until it is fully tensioned by the ballast bar 33.
- the limit switch of the motor 43 is adjusted so as to interrupt the action of the engine when the straps 40 are sufficiently unwound to no longer undergo the tension of the bar ballasting, this being only supported by the screen 30.
- the limit switch operates an inverter, such as previously. Thus, the next time the engine 43 is started, the direction of rotation of the motor will wind the straps 40.
- a variant of the first two embodiments of the invention provides a fixed support 45 (Fig. 8) extending substantially horizontally behind the screen 31, and a roller 46 disposed parallel to the roller 42 supported, for example, by bearings.
- a black opaque strip 47 for example of fabric, of appreciable width equal to the distance between the pairs of flanges 44 is fixed to the roller 42 by one of its ends. The opposite end has a ballast bar.
- the winding means are arranged in front of the screen 31.
- the strip 47 is unwound also until the engine action is interrupted.
- the light projected onto screen 31 from the front is mainly reflected, as research. Some of the light, however, passes through the screen 31. This light is then absorbed by the strip 47 due to its black color.
- the support 45 extends sufficiently behind the screen 31 so that the roller 46 is disposed behind said sound sources. So when it goes down simultaneously to deployment of the screen 31, the strip 47 extends vertically behind the sound sources 48.
- FIG. 9 Another embodiment includes winding means 50 (Fig. 9), similar to those previously described.
- a strip of acoustically transparent white fabric 51 suitable for reflect the light is fixed by one end to the means winding 50 comprising, conventionally a roller integral drive in rotation with a motor fitted with a limit switch.
- Three rolls called lower 54,55,56 are parallel to the winding means 50 and are fixed at their ends to a support 57, their axes generally forming an isosceles triangle, the top is at the bottom.
- a first roller 54 is fixed, and a second roller 55 whose axis forms the top of said triangle is fixed also.
- the second roller is of a diameter higher than the first roller 54.
- a third roller 56 substantially the same diameter as said first roller 54, is connected to the supports 57 so that its axis can move in a course limited by said support.
- Elastic means (not shown) are provided, tending to bringing said third movable roller 56 closer to said first roller 54. The action of said elastic means is symbolized by an arrow shown in FIG. 10.
- rollers 54 and 56 in combination with the elastic means, provide a means of tightening two layers of the fabric strip 51.51 'integral in movement with the roller 55.
- the part 51 ′ of the strip of fabric designates that which goes up towards the winding means 50. It is fixed at its end by a seam 52, parallel to the drive means 50.
- rollers 54 and 56 may, in an alternative embodiment of the invention, be replaced by any parallel guide means, for example allowing the fabric strip to slide.
- the strip of fabric 51.51 ′ is arranged so as to pass between the first and third lower rollers 54,56, to go around the second lower roller 55, to pass a second time between the first and third lower rollers 54,56, and to be fixed by its end through the seam 52 to its other part 51, itself subject to the winding means 50.
- the assembly 58 constituted by the three lower rollers (54,55,56) and their supports 57 is mobile and of sufficient mass to stretch the strip of fabric 51 by gravity.
- the winding means When the winding means wind up the strip of fabric 51, 51 ′, the unrolled part is reduced, pulling the assembly 58 upwards.
- the limit switch device provided in the winding means 50 is adjusted so as to interrupt the action of the winding means and to reverse it on the next command when set 58 arrives at a predetermined location, near the winding means 50.
- the winding means 50 unwind the strip of fabric 51.51 'it is driven down and taut by the mass of the mobile assembly 58.
- Rollers 54 and 56 press the two thicknesses against each other 51 and 51 'of the strip so as to form a projection screen comprising two layers of white, acoustically transparent fabric.
- a variant complementary to the embodiments of the invention comprising a fixed support 45 (Fig. 10) extending substantially horizontally behind the screen 30, and a roller 46 disposed parallel to the roller 42 supported, for example, by bearings.
- a means for rotating the roller 46 includes, for example a transmission belt 47 which rotationally secures the roller 42 with roller 46.
- the diameter of the roller 46 is half from that of roller 42
- roller 46 Any other means of driving the roller 46 can be envisaged, its action being synchronized with the rotation of the roller 42.
- a pair of straps 48 is secured at one end to the roller 46, the other end being fixed by fixing means 49 to a sound diffusion device 60 comprising at least one loudspeaker 61.
- the sound diffusion device 60 comprises three independent loudspeakers joined together to form a mechanically integral assembly, capable of being moved vertically by winding or unwinding the straps 48.
- the roller 42 rolls up or folds up (according to the embodiment of the invention) the screen 31, it rotates the roller 46 which wraps the strap 48, thereby mounting the diffusion device sound 60.
- the roller 42 drives in rotation in the other direction the roller 46, which unwinds the straps 48, which lowers the sound diffusion device according to a stroke which is substantially half that of the ballast bar 33. So when the sound-permeable screen is in position deployed, the sound diffusion device 60 is located behind this one substantially at mid-height.
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- Écran de projection de type rétractable, caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte au moins deux couches de tissu blanc transparent aux ondes acoustiques superposées et jointives.
- Écran de projection selon la première revendication caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte une barre de lestage (23) apte à tendre les deux couches de tissu de manière suffisante pour compenser les différences de longueur de tissu se formant lorsqu'elles sont enroulées sur des moyens d'enroulement par différence de diamètre entre une couche dite intérieure et une couche dite extéieure qui la recouvre sur lesdits moyens d'enroulement.
- Écran de projection selon la première revendication, caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte en combinaison des ourlets latéraux (35,35')contenant une pluralité d'éléments oblongs et rigides (36,37) aptes à forcer le repliement de l'écran en une succession de segments rectangulaires(45), et des moyens pour actionner le repliement de l'écran.
- Écran de projection selon la revendication précédente, caractérisé en ce que lesdits moyens de pour actionner le repliement de l'écran sont des sangles (40) traversant lesdits ourlets et passant entre lesdits éléments oblongs et rigides, lesdites sangles étant enroulées sur des moyens d'enroulement.
- Écran de projection selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte en combinaison une bande de tissu (51,51')disposée suivant un chemin définissant un palan entre un moyen d'enroulement comportant au moins un rouleau fixe et au moins un rouleau mobile (55), et des moyens de serrage de deux couches de la bande de tissu.
- Écran de projection selon la revendication précédente, caractérisé en ce que lesdits moyens de serrage comportent au moins deux moyens de guidage (54,56) parallèles solidaires dudit rouleau mobile (55).
- Écran de projection selon l'une quelconque des revendication précédentes, caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte des moyens de descente et d'élévation d'un dispositif de diffusion sonore (60) disposé en arrière de l'écran, lesdits moyens agissant simultanément au déploiement et à l'escamotage de l'écran respectivement.
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